Santos Campground

We stayed at site number one for five nights total. The site was recently cleared but there were branches that broke off the trees that got hung up on other branches directly over top of our picnic table and fire pit. For this reason, we did not feel safe using the table or fire pit. On Thursday my wife was doing dishes and said that someone was touching our power box, opening it up, looking at our surge protector and then walked off. I went outside to ask the person what they were doing. They stated that they were checking it and that they work there. We both feel that the person should have knocked on our door before touching our stuff. We would have had a better time if we could have had a safe fire pit area and some common curiosity from that staff member. It's a nice place to stay and camp out. I would recommend staying here for sure, especially if you like riding bicycles!

Nice setting in horse country. The camp sites are very spread out. The staff were helpful. There are great trails for a variety of activities. I ran on a very nice paved trail. The maps are great. Bathrooms are OK but unheated. OTA TV and cell signals were adequate. One of the camp hosts violated the quiet time rules by using a noisy four-wheeler early in the morning.

My family and I took a Sabbath nature walk here. It's Absolutely beautiful!!! It's also a bike trail. Lots of beautiful scenery and nature. They have bathrooms on site which weren't bad. Picnic tables under gazebos and plenty of open space for the little ones to run and play. Highly recommend checking it out.

This is by far one of my favorite campgrounds. Very small with only 25ish sites. Each camp spots has lots of space. Very quiet. The hiking and biking trails were a perfect way to spend the week. The restrooms and shower were very nice and always clean. Each site does have electric and water hook up. There is a dump station at the campground. It is very close to restaurants and grocery stores but you feel like you ate out in the country.

Really great campground at the entryway of Florida's best and largest network of trails. Often attend during FAT Tire fest where it is maxed out beyond capacity but it is still a great place. Really nice when at normal booking levels. Definitely recommend and bring your bike!